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I have created a table to track contact milestones, I turned off the
display of decimals to avoid long numbers. Because of the accuracy of the calculations I couldn't use "calculate as displayed", so now because the decimals are present my formatting for less than, equal to or greater than, doesn't work. Is there any other way to get this to work without messing up my calculations. Sean |
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